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Cycle News 2024 Issue 30 July 30

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MX2 The MX2 division showcased two up-and-down motos, which were anything but predictable. The first moto saw the two Bel- gian brothers, Sacha and Lucas Coenen, leading their home race. On the opening lap, champion - ship leader Kay de Wolf started back in sixth but moved his way to second with a series of passes. He moved around the brothers and found himself lead - ing by lap two. However, de Wolf crashed out of the lead, putting Sacha back up front before he also crashed. De Wolf found himself leading once again, as he managed to stay upright and take the race win over Rick Elz - inga and Camden Mc Lellan. Sacha claimed another hole- shot in race two with de Wolf back in fifth. The Husqvarna rider, de Wolf, again made quick passes on the opening lap and found himself stalking the lead - ers. By lap five, de Wolf passed for the lead but crashed shortly after with a big swap-out, which dropped him to second. He'd remount another charge to the front but suffered yet another crash, which set him back to fifth place. Rick Elzinga found himself leading the race momentarily with Liam Everts and Simon Laengen - felder hot on his heels. Laengen- felder moved around Everts and passed for the top spot, which he held to the finish, taking the race win and third overall. After two crashes, de Wolf worked his way back to second on the final lap. He earned the overall win with 1-2 finishes and now leads the cham - pionship by 65 points over Lucas Coenen and another 12 points over Laengenfelder. Elzinga crossed the line fourth but took the final podium spot with 2-4 results. "Each weekend we are trying to get as many points as pos - sible and preserve our position at the top of the championship," said de Wolf. "Sometimes that doesn't mean winning every single moto. I have to be critical also because the second moto wasn't good enough—I made too many mistakes, which shouldn't have happened—so I will for sure be working on that. I'm happy to finally win Lommel." CN MXGP 1. Jeffrey Herlings (KTM) 1-1 2. Jorge Prado (GG) 2-2 3. Romain Febvre (Kaw) 4-3 4. Tim Gajser (Hon) 5-4 5. Glenn Coldenhoff (Fan) 6-6 MX2 1. Kay De Wolf (Hus) 1-2 2. Rick Elzinga (Yam) 2-4 3. Simon Laengenfelder (GG) 8-1 4. Liam Everts (KTM) 6-3 5. Mikkel Haarup (Tri) 4-7 WIND IN THE P56 Kay de Wolf earned the overall with 1-2 moto finishes. 2024 MXGP of Flanders Video Highlights

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